Peter Gabriel Tickets

Breathtaking! He played for nearly three hours and my seat was perfect.

Great Band! Peter was worth the price of admission...

I’ve been to many concerts over the years and the sound experience was the best I have ever heard. We had the benefit of being in the 14th row center. Peter Gabriel’s sound system was incredible. And it was mixed to perfection. Peter Gabriel was amazing. His voice hardly seems to have changed. The technology was just beyond understanding. They had nine vertical screens measuring about 4‘ x 15‘ that could move up down left right each one showing individual images. Plus a huge 40 foot circular dish over the stage they could change the angle of an project on. Plus nine 5 foot discs that seem to swirl about and project light. Plus a large screen with live projection on stage left and right. He is a real master of graphics. I was certainly baffled by it all. I understand why the tickets were so expensive. It was worth it.

His voice was perfect both on the oldies and the really great new stuff! The back up musician were stellar. Extremely entertaining!

As always, he put on a stellar show and his voice still sounds strong! He has always had a phenomenal show and didn’t disappoint this time either!!

Fantastic show! Peter Gabriel is one great showman. Ticket entry was seamless.

Peter produced the goods as he usually does. Having seen him in one of his earliest solo concerts in London in 1977 and again in Australia about fifteen years ago, it was great to have the opportunity to see him yet again. The band and arrangements were exemplary, particularly the drumming of Manu Katche. The new unfamiliar material was interesting and well accepted. My only reservation is that Peter's lengthy spoken introductions tend to detract from the overall experience and that he should give Biko a rest.

As usual Peter does not disappoint. The production was great, new and cutting edge technology. The transparent changing screen was like nothing seen before. One minute it was shadow, the next painted, the next appeared to be transparent. I am still thinking about how this was created. Lighting creations were also impressive. As we get up in age we want to tell stories and this tour Peter seems to want to tell his story; but, the music was still center. He performed each song on the new release and many old favorites. There are a few points about the production that someone should attend. Our seats were directly in front and across of the stage on the lower section. There were two cables going to the ceiling from the mixing booth that were in the sight line. Put them out of view somehow. Secondly, during the entire show there was a piece of the black curtain behind the stage right folded down with a annoying bright white backstage light emanating from it. Still one of the best shows I have seen. You will totally enjoy it.

The show was fantastic and Peter sounds amazing. My only complaint was the lighting. I was in the upper rows of American Airlines center. The stage lights were behind the band and they were blindingly bright. There were many parts of the show that I couldn't see anything because it was like staring into an LED headlight.

Was truly excited to see this show. It was divided into 2 acts. The first act was good but quite subdued. The second act got the engines revving. The energy was strong, the vocals were strong. There were a few songs that weren't covered that I would have liked to have seen but all in all a great show!

From start to finish this performance didn't disappoint! Gabriel was fantastic! From his storytelling , old classics and new stuff he was Big Time!

I got there at 7 and watched the clock guy change the hands on that huge clock. It was fascinating. I was in the nosebleed section and about 30 minutes in the user came and asked if I wanted to move down closer. Heck yes. It was a wonderful night.

We were sitting on the front row of the upper level. The lights behind the band were aimed directly at our level. We literally spent most of the concert unable to see the band from the glare. If it wasn't for the video projection of the band members we wouldn't have seen any of them at all.

This is coming from a huge fan: overall thought it was pretty great. The band sounded great, lights, sound and screens were very well produced. He played a good mix of new material and hits from the past. Would have liked to hear more off of ‘US’ but was happy with the song list. He also played for 3 hours minus a brief intermission. The only criticism i had was the flow of the songs seemed off a little - he paused between each song and talked about the song. If you listen to ‘Secret World Live’ he had a great flow to the songs. Would see him again

Peter put on one hell of a show. It was all substance with no fillers. I didn’t know much about Peter until I met husband. He’s so deep that I was held captive the entire time. I would def go and see him again!!!!

The show was very good. The AC blowing down upon us was a bit much, however. We were up high. Were they trying to get it to go down to the floor? Oops.

First time seeing him in concert and thought it was one of the best concerts I have ever seen. From the intimacy in the opening to the visuals throughout I was awed. And all of the vocals were fantastic.

Very talented band, the stories were interesting and entertaining yet 70% of playlist was new. Frustrating for those of us that are nostalgic. Venue was excellent although parking not as easy as it could be.

Great show and production by Peter Gabriel. Signage at Moody Center for portals could be better...we ended up walking all the way around the center since we turned left...if we had turned right, we would have been closer to our portal! Maybe my fault! Ushers and security were great! Venue got kind of chilly toward the end of show.

Extremely underwhelming. The sound was very muddy and poor, and while I understand Peter Gabriel is quite old now, his live performance has not held up as well as some of his contemporaries. Even on hits like Big Time, the music being played was poor, and there was not really any theatrics or background video to try to save it. If you're feeling some Peter Gabriel just put on some good headphones and watch the music videos and it'll be much more entertaining.